Fujiwara Motomichi = Shinsakuto Smith?

[Frederik M]

Hello

I searched for this name Seishu ju TenUnZan Fujiwara Motomichi in quite a few places but could not find it.

Is there a way to find and confirm shinsakuto names?

thx

Fred

[Vermithrax16]

Motomichi is an interesting topic.

[simonjbinks]

Do you have any information on Seishu Ju Fujiwara Motomichi? I see your comment that he is an interesting topic but nothing qualifying that.

Shinsaku Kaji are an area outside conventional databases. I would appreciate any information.

With thanks,

 

SB

[Vermithrax16]

Do you have any information on Seishu Ju Fujiwara Motomichi? I see your comment that he is an interesting topic but nothing qualifying that.

 

Shinsaku Kaji are an area outside conventional databases. I would appreciate any information.

 

With thanks,

 

SB

No not that smith, just thinking of this really well done blade that had me do a bunch of research:

http://world.seiyudo.com/product/ka-030713/

[Jean]

Jeremiah,

 

For any information, ask the rabbit

[SteveM]

Here's another sword by the same smith. The text just says he was a swordsmith from Mie Prefecture who worked during the Showa period.

The sword pictured is being sold as an iaito.

http://www.nosyu-token.jp/shinken/vol_19/B209.htm